wtfCode:

How?

Ur own afonja(mumuism) no get rival at all.

Vickiweezy:
Stupid analysis @op..
Have you ever been to port-harcourt?
You just wan hype yorubaland

Edenoscar:
I am certain that list was compilled by a yoruba man, where is ibadan and abeokuta located?

wtfCode:
Iidiotic op

Rollwitu:
Whether in Nigeria or anywhere else in the world, there is always a best place to live in – in terms of security and safety, serenity, road network, air travel, job opportunities, business opportunities, availability of power supply or its alternatives, recreational facilities/hotels and lodging, and standard or cost of living among other things.

These are currently changing, but these are the 5 best Nigerian cities to live as at today, without any bias toward the others not mentioned here, they may qualify for inclusion in the next review:
Can lalasticlala

Vickiweezy:
Stupid analysis @op..
Have you ever been to port-harcourt?
You just wan hype yorubaland

Noneroone:
IPOD is no catching, he is catching himself with a consolation thread.

kenchop:
@Rollwitu , u lied from ur anus. Lagos ia one one of the worst places to live in on earth. but ur tribalistic dark soul won't let you know the truth. u even mentioned ibadan and abeokuta . ur folly satinks to d clouds

Rollwitu:
iii. Ibadan

Ibadan is an ancient, laid back city in Oyo State – the center of the Pan Yoruba race. Ibadan is much more serene and peaceful and even very dull compared to Lagos. It has all the trappings of an ancient city, but it is more or less the biggest city in West Africa. Business is always dull in Ibadan, and it is a dead city from the perspectives of those struggling all their lives in Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt.

Housing is very cheap in Ibadan, except in GRAs and areas dominated by wealthy industrialists. The road network was terrible, but has now been greatly improved under the previous and current administrations. Power supply is terrible and affects businesses here, but people manage to get by with power generators.

Ibadan is the most peaceful city in Nigeria and the cheapest to live in in terms of acincommodation, lodging, food, and basic necessities of life. The first university in Nigeria – the University of Ibadan, is located here, and the standardized UCH is here. There is no more any active airport in Ibadan, but it is very safe and serene to live in. Business opportunities also abound in the city, but this cannot be compared to Lagos or Abuja.

Rollwitu:
iii. Ibadan

Ibadan is an ancient, laid back city in Oyo State – the center of the Pan Yoruba race. Ibadan is much more serene and peaceful and even very dull compared to Lagos. It has all the trappings of an ancient city, but it is more or less the biggest city in West Africa. Business is always dull in Ibadan, and it is a dead city from the perspectives of those struggling all their lives in Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt.

Housing is very cheap in Ibadan, except in GRAs and areas dominated by wealthy industrialists. The road network was terrible, but has now been greatly improved under the previous and current administrations. Power supply is terrible and affects businesses here, but people manage to get by with power generators.

Ibadan is the most peaceful city in Nigeria and the cheapest to live in in terms of acincommodation, lodging, food, and basic necessities of life. The first university in Nigeria – the University of Ibadan, is located here, and the standardized UCH is here. There is no more any active airport in Ibadan, but it is very safe and serene to live in. Business opportunities also abound in the city, but this cannot be compared to Lagos or Abuja.

oglalasioux:


Please you've overhyped Abuja. Do you live there or you visited for just a day? Have you been to places like Galadimawa, Lugbe and Lokogoma and seen the roads there? You'll edit your opinion of Abuja after you do. Abuja is largely still under construction. Even the central business district has poor road networks due to uncompleted roads. Please don't pull things out of Wikipedia. Give firsthand information.

Godfullsam:
No states from the north, south east and south south

Let IPOD catch you...

robosky02:


the op is in oduduwa republic not Nigeria

what happen to cities like


Kaduna

calabar


port Harcourt

Enugu

etc

KidsNEXTdoor:
Op..... Must be a cone head
Cos they don't travel
They only stay in oshogbo open a nairaland account and knack head on the ground until they die

Rollwitu:

It's not my analysis, and am not Yoruba but Hausa

NasMaleeq:
But why are you guys so against Abeokuta a peaceful city and I can't blame you especially those of you that are from south where other tribes are making complaint of due to your bad behaviours. Let's forget about tribal whatever yoruba states are more peaceful than any other states in the country cos yoruba will fully accommodate any tribe than any other tribe let's take Lagos and Ibadan as an example where else can you see different tribes relating better than yoruba land.
Enugu ko inu igi ni mtcchw

Afam4eva:
The best way to be bias and not get suspected is by making sure you don't seem biased. As i see Abeokuta and Benin, i just tire. The OP forgot to add Ado Ekiti.

Rollwitu:
iii. Ibadan

Ibadan is an ancient, laid back city in Oyo State – the center of the Pan Yoruba race. Ibadan is much more serene and peaceful and even very dull compared to Lagos. It has all the trappings of an ancient city, but it is more or less the biggest city in West Africa. Business is always dull in Ibadan, and it is a dead city from the perspectives of those struggling all their lives in Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt.

Housing is very cheap in Ibadan, except in GRAs and areas dominated by wealthy industrialists. The road network was terrible, but has now been greatly improved under the previous and current administrations. Power supply is terrible and affects businesses here, but people manage to get by with power generators.

Ibadan is the most peaceful city in Nigeria and the cheapest to live in in terms of acincommodation, lodging, food, and basic necessities of life. The first university in Nigeria – the University of Ibadan, is located here, and the standardized UCH is here. There is no more any active airport in Ibadan, but it is very safe and serene to live in. Business opportunities also abound in the city, but this cannot be compared to Lagos or Abuja.

Vickiweezy:
Stupid analysis @op.. Have you ever been to port-harcourt? You just wan hype yorubaland